This Altus ASA9RB-Z transverse flute is designed for musicians seeking an instrument that combines precision and sound quality. Its A=442 Hz pitch ensures ideal accuracy for contemporary ensembles. The Britannia silver headjoint, combined with a solid silver lip plate with a Z-Cut design, offers clear response and rich harmonics suitable for both rehearsals and concerts. Its silver-plated nickel silver construction ensures robustness and elegance, perfect for demanding flutists in the studio or on stage.
| Pitch | A = 442 Hz |
|---|---|
| C Foot | Yes |
| Lip Plate Design | Z-Cut |
| Lip Plate and Riser | Solid silver (925) |
| Headjoint | Britannia silver (958), silver-plated |
| Body | Silver-plated nickel silver |
| Keys | Silver-plated nickel silver |
| Key Cups | Open-hole |
| Key System | In-line |
| Tone Holes | Drawn |
| C# Tone Hole | Soldered |
| Springs | Stainless steel |
| Tubing Thickness | 0.38 mm |
| Included Accessories | Case, case cover, and accessories |
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